D&D General Fiends & Foes is a D&D lore book of beasts, villains, and monstrosities from across the planes

Coming on November 24th 2026 is a new art and lore book by Erin M. Evans.
Coming on November 24th 2026 is a new art and lore book by Erin M. Evans which explores all manner of creatures from various D&D worlds. The book provides information and statistics for iconic villains such as Vecna, Tiamat, and Lolth, contains hundreds of illustrations, and presents it all through the eyes of Farideh, a tiefling tasked to deliver a letter by Glasya, a Princess of the Nine Hells. The 320-page hardcover book is being published by Ten Speed Press, under license from WotC.

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An officially licensed, in-world exploration of the art and lore of Dungeons & Dragons’s iconic villains, anti-heroes, and morally ambiguous characters.

“I am Glasya, Lord of the Sixth, Archduchess of Malbolge, and Princess of the Nine Hells. I would like a letter conveyed to someone who doesn’t want to be found. Beyond that, I wish to give you a good story, and so we will set off on this quest, villain to villain, and we will see what happens, and who survives.”

Fiends & Foes
guides readers on a dangerous journey through the realms, framed as a quest to deliver a letter to an unknown and extremely powerful character. Each chapter presents art and fascinating lore about D&D’s best-known villains, with quick information about each category of foe, deeper spotlights on significant characters, and an immersive encounter with a legendary evil. Starting with a request from Glasya, this path leads to Tiamat, Vecna, Strahd, Halaster Blackcloak, Lolth, Xanathar, Demogorgon, and many more sinister figures from the D&D multiverse.

With original, never-before-seen chapter opener illustrations and captivating artwork from official D&D adventures, Dungeons & Dragons Fiends & Foes is an immersive, story-driven exploration of the malevolent forces that plague the D&D multiverse.

 

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Pre-undead Vecna a hotty? Okay.

Undead lich Vecna a "Hot Boi"? Not seeing it. I'll give you "less monstrous" than some earlier depictions, but not "Hot Boi" or even just "hot".

We'll have to agree to disagree on just how attractive that ancient lich is, and that he and Bane are part of WotC's hidden Hot Boi-ification of classic D&D villains . . .

How do these threads end up where they do?
 

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Based on the Eve of Ruin trailer, Vecna wants to look classy and sophisticated like a god, but underneath that he's still just a dead guy that wants to eat your brains soul.

In the trailer his voice starts off very seductive courtesy of Neil Newbon, but by the end there's a lot of reverb and he sounds completely inhuman.

I miss these trailers even though they are very simple.
 



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